Sell the space before the car arrives.
Drivers book ahead and prepay — a week near the airport, a weekend downtown, a spot for Saturday's game. You set the inventory and the price, the plate is the reservation, and every booking lands in your ledger under your brand.
100+ locations · 70,000+ transactions / month · growing double digits monthly
The booking is a plate, not a piece of paper.
You open inventory
Which locations, how many spaces, which dates, what price. Capped per date — when spots are gone, the page stops selling.
Drivers book on your page
Browser checkout under your brand, no app. Plate, card, dates, done.
Arrival is nothing
The plate is the reservation everywhere — camera, gate, or QR-only lot. The driver just parks.
The ledger already knows
Bookings, arrivals, no-shows, refunds, revenue by date — in real time.
The pre-sale, with real inventory.
Put the lot's event inventory on sale in advance — a fixed number of spots at the event price — and watch it sell down before the day arrives. Caps mean you never sell the same space twice.
Load every home game and show date, each with its own inventory and price.
Pre-booked plates roll in; everyone else pays the event drive-up rate at the sign or kiosk.
Pre-sold count and revenue visible before gates open — no cash count after.
The rate change is a schedule, not a scramble.
For every car that didn't book ahead, the lot flips itself: the event rate when the window opens, the normal card when it closes.
Surge pricing with a receipt beats a guy waving cars in at "twenty bucks, cash."
Pre-book without renting your customers.
Most pre-booked parking runs through third-party marketplaces: their app, their brand, your space listed next to the garage across the street. Flowpark pre-book is white-label.
Marketplaces are a fine demand channel. They're a bad landlord.
Pre-sold at every rung.
One event, honored across QR, camera, and kiosk — and your monthlies keep their spots and rates through it all.
Questions, answered.
Still weighing it up? The fastest answer is fifteen minutes with the live product.
Book a demoWhat's the difference between a reservation and a permit?
Can drivers book multiple days at once?
How do you prevent overselling?
Do drivers need an app to book?
What about my monthly parkers on event days?
Can drivers still pay cash at events?
Bring your event calendar.
Fifteen minutes, live product. Bring last season's cash count and this season's schedule — we'll show you the same nights pre-sold, priced, and on the record.